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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-17

Old shoes WIN do for the recent mild weather,
but snow and slush are not far distant whom I'm
proved foot gear win be necessary. eau at Hsu-
II ever fine wines and liquors are needed It IL
during tho holiday season. To get pure artacles
60 to XANDRR's, 600 7th street..
Everybody knows that EDRAAN keeps large
clothing house, but everybody does not know what
clothing Call and see.
wooD FORSYTH. 1908 street, have . large
variety OF etchingS engravings and photoGrayu!es,
select suitable Xmas present
TIE GOODYEAR CoNPANY il Justly famous for the
excellent character OF its goods A large supply
OF rubber boots and shoes Is on hand ct 800 9th
street. ready for the wet season.
Ice cream, although eminently summer luxury,
Is appropriate for all seasons. Try RErsINGsRs,
235 street.
DAVIS, 723 7th street, announces unprecedented
bargains In pictures You can get one large crayon
and dozen cabinet photographs for IS.
Bargains In lovely holiday goods can be found at
BRoDHEADs Drap DAlma has been reduced from
SOC. to DC.
wx.LowzNrHAI, s1s 7th St, makes a speciality
Of fine live geese feathers, domestic and imported.
Sign OF goose In the show case.
Homemade cake OF the best Ingredients IL q hol-
iday necessity. An enterprising lady has such q
delicacy for sale at Mrs. CHAs. RAUB Co., 10th st.
and Pa ave., where orders may be left.
KErs KRxErHYs studio. 11O9 Pa ave-, is the
place to secure fine portraits.
FUssELLs ice cream and charlotte-russe are Just
the delicacies for Christmas gatherings. Every
body knows the stand.
The steck Pianos famed for many good quail
ties; the WheelOck pianos the Peloubet organs and
musical instruments Of all descriptions, from
which one can be sure OF making a satisfactory
selection, will be found at CARTWRIGHT REILRY's,
937 street northwest.
A bottle OF hair rest0rer would not ordinarily
make a very appropriate Xmas present, but a bot
tie OF Mrs. Dr. SHMMRs Electric Hair RestOrer
might prove boon TO q person troubled with fall
ing hair, eczema, or dry letter.
j. j. UNswoRTH offers great bargains. See mis-
cellaneous advertisements
Epicures regard terrtpin as one OF the most
toothsome delicacies in the world. r. A. GOLDEN,
Center Market, has Just received large lot OF PO-
tomac River and Chesapeake diamond backs for
Christmas trade.
All kinds OF druggist supplies can be found at
Sims, cor. 14th street and New York avenue but
speciality Is made OF pure Almond Meal, for
s0ften1ng the skin and Identifying the complexion
r. G: LEWIS Son, 1921 New York avenue, and
go 7th street, have on hand large assortment Of
holiday goods for gentlemen and boys
Among the thousands Of things to be found at
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-17
FOR HOLIDAY sHOPPERs
suggestions shat may Help then 0ue Z
their Perplexitie

$500. - Rh0AHssCs
THE BRILLIANT DISPLAYS IN rzs sroRrs-wHERr
PRESENTS MAY BIZ BoUGHT 10 ADvANTAGE-PoENTz
10 AID THOSE WHO DO NOT KNOW WHAT 70 BUY
FIArUREs OF THE HOLIDAY TRADE
II any Rip Van Wrinkle turned up In washington
Just now, he would not be long In making up his
mind TO one thing, ana that is that Christmas Is
near at hand. The spirit OF Christmas to come has
given a CHEEKY look to everything and made the
business streets look as though some great fair
was In progress in which the richest products OF
every craft are displayed in competition. Wash
ington is favored above most cities, in the char
acter and enterprise Of its merchants, but at the
holiday season they fairly Guido themselves. The
present holiday season has produced an unusual
variety q n n0n 1o goods Many are now debating
IN making a selection Is due to the abundance
offered from which TO choose. To assist those who
are undecided, THE STAR publishes to-day and will
publish from time TO tune notices OF merchants
and Others who offer special inducements In price
and quality at this season
1t is not often that q business firm will mark
down line of goods to one price regardless Of the
former figures But there are some men who still
believe in the philosophy OF '1ive and let live -
and It is this class Of men who succeed In business
S1s Of the Ss Si aps es
years as the "BoN MARCHB" near the corner OF 9TH
and streets On Monday next particular atten-
marked at the rate Of is cents pair throughout.
Besides this there is such variety OF pretty
things, SOLD by such pretty girls, that the buyer,
without basket full Of bundles This is a large
store but 1t is always well filled, with both goods
and customers.
Leather goods are well up the line Of useful pres
an article now that cannot be and is not made Of
ieainer; You can nnd IT In every possible shape
ToPHAM's, at No. 1921 on the Avenue.
"a cyrno ofu 90 nAt MIA wH,o
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-04-21

1t Vas in Consequence Of An Option
Given Last January.

1t Vas in Consequence Of an Option
Given Last January.
A couple Of weeks ago the sale Of
the lot adjoining the postoffice on the
south, for a2ee0 cash, caused some
comment, as it WAS considered much
too low; and . TINES man who met
NJ. MoGowan yesterday asked him
how he happened to sell?
Mr.. MCGOWAN replied that the sale
was really made last January, during
the county division fight. Himself
and Mr.. Strahorn then gave an option
to Sheriff Kinney and Peter Burke,
for $4,000. Since then they took in
$50 rent--so that they really got
$3.50. The lot originally cost $500,
and they have since expended $500
upon it. They collected in rents,
over and above cost of lot and taxes,
over $2700; this and $4,000 sale price
makes $470O clear on the lot in some
thing like three years. Mr.. MCGOWAN
says that inasmuch as both himself
and Mr.. Strahorn have considerable
other property in HALEY, they were
quite williag to sell that one let and
thus give someone else q chance to
make money of of it.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-04-21
Don't Experiment.

You cannot afford to waste time In
experimenting when your lungs are In
danger. Consumption always seems At
first only q cold. Do not permit any
dealer to impose upon you with some
imitation Of DIR. Kings New Discovery
for consumption, coughs and colds, but
be sure you get the genuine. Because
he can make more profit he may tell you
he has something just As good, or just the
same. Don't be deceived, but insist
upon getting DIR. Kings New Discovery.
which Is guaranteed to give relief In all
throat, lung and chest affections. Trial
bottles free at J. A. Rupert's Drug Store.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-04-21
OUR PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
The County Superintendent Visitins
Them-A Model SchOOl-Etc.

AoCsss-A @VWCb OCuVV1-6tCs
Mrs. Butler, County Superintend.
snt, has begun one of her rounds of
inspection of the public ashools of
Alturas, and visited the Bellevue
school yesterday. She found the
teachers we'll liked and doing much
effective work. Mr.. Baker, tho prin-
opal, seems as patient a teacher a.
she ever saw; he is always pleasant,
even.tempered, and without sternness,
yet his sway over his pupils is ALSO.
Lutte. Miss Catalan is also very pop.
ular, and 80 are the other teachers
there. But, unfortunately, owing &c
the lack Of funds and the falling of
in attendance consequent upon the
return OF spring, two of the school
rooms are about to be closed, and TO-
morrow evening, when the contracts
with the teachers expire, there viii
doubtless be some change.
The schoolhonse grounds, Mrs. But
Ter states, are very elegant. Man,
ornamental trees have been set out
each one labeled with the name Of .
pupil, who is expected to care for i
and replace it ii it dies or gets de
stroyed.
Mrs. Butler will leave Monday 70
visit to the schools at Shoshone, To
ponis, aud other stations along IT.
Oregon Short Line. She will be gon'
all next week, anyway.
There has been no apportionmen
Of school moneys since the 18th o
last January, Mrs. Butler says, be
cause there have been no funds OF
hand worth mentioning.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-04-21
CAPTAIN GUNN'S JUMBO.
1t Shows Two Feet Of $50 ORE, And -
Old Pacific Coaster Says II IL % Good
Gold Mine a. He Ever Saw.

1t Shows Two Feet Of $3.50 ORE, And ..
Old Pacific Coaster Says II Is a. Good
Gold Mine - He Ever Saw.
Daa Harrington aad Harry Morse,
OF this city, returned to-day from the
Gold Belt, after spending the past
two days out there. While there they
visited the Jumbo, Woolcct,, and
Banner, Of the Gum group, also the
Mint and few other claims. They
might have seen many more, but the
weather was raw aud cold and they
preferred to see . less number of
mines and examine thoroughly those
that they did see.
Captain Gum, they state, is con.
centrating all his operations on the
Jumbo. aud pushing the tunnel along
in the vein. A few days ago Captain
Gum cut into vein, or stratum, two
feet thick, of ore that carries fully
$3.50 per ton; the vein is six or seven
feet wide altogether, but about four
feet of it is low grade ore. From
present appearances Mr.. Harrington
is free to say that it is IS good . gold
mine As he ever saw in his 30-odd
years Of rambling over the Pacific
Coast.
Captain Gum is ankiously awaiting
the arrival of his Frue vsnners before
starting up his midi; but as he does
not expect them for Is or 20 days, he
may not start up for month yet.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-04-21
THE NEW ORE RATES.
The City Of Zion Complains Of Allege1
Dlscriminatl0u.

The City Of Zion Complains Of AlleseA
Discrimination.
Salt Lass rribuns.l
Salt Lake smeltee men aad local
miners iRtensted in Idaho sad Noa
tana mines arc locking with rueful
oountenances at the Union Paoi6o's
new tariff sheet, giving the following
rates on silver-lead ores:
FROM Shoshone, Huntington, and
intermediate points on the Wood
River branch north OF Shoshone, to
and including Ketchum, TO Kansas
City, t2l; Omaha and Council Bluffs,
go; Denver, $l7; Ogden and Salt
Lake City, sl5.
FROM oil points in Idaho and Mon.
tana on the Utah and Northern Rail.
way, all points on the Montana Union
Railway, and points on tho Northern
Pacific Railway, between Garrison
aud Helena, inclusive, TO Kansas
City, &l3; Omaha and Council Bluff,
el2; Denver, $1,000; Ogden and Salt
Lake, $3.50.
FRox Park City TO Kansas City,
Oil: Omaha and Council Bluffs, $40;
Denver, ~; Ogden and Salt Lake
City, a.
FRoM all stations on tho Salt Lake
and Western Railway TO Francklyn,
Germania, Sandy, and Salt Lake City,
a; Denver, 1850; Kansas City,
el3.40; Omaha and Council BLUFF,
tl2.4O.
1t is argued, Al this is not discrim'
ination against Sal. Lske City, What
isf For ~ per ton, ore is carried
nearly 700 miles. in order to favor the
Denver smeltess. while from kstehum.
Shoshone points to this city, ESQ te
300 miles, $l5 per ton Is charged. A
mining man, speaking Of this yester'
day, said that II this city had half thu
business energy OF Denver, such 81
inequality would not be tolerated
Salt Lake City ought to build 4
| uessOW 8"ukO sVAN w No O"u ~
count to the Wood Biver region
then orc could be brought in for wha
it should be, viz, Is per ton. H,
commended the matter to the new
Chamber of Commerce. But for the
Mormon obstructionists and the Des
eret News, mething Of this hin,
would have been done long ago
Then the idea of carrying ore frou
Montana to Denver, with reshipmen,
At Ogden, for ~, % less than from
points on the Short Line and 10'
miles further haul! OF course b
doing this, bullion for the Omaha re
6neries is shipped from Denver owe
the U. P. road. 1t is prophesied tina
when political power is stripped fro1
the church something eGectual ca
and will be done to change this stat
of things.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-04-21
THE NEW HOTEL.

" "o otVAeu NoAS 4OnOay-|
The Business Men " Standing I'M to
help The Scheme Aieng The Building
to Be Completed In Three Aoaths.
The purchase of the lot, 3Ox12O
feet, adjoining the Merchants Hotel,
was concluded to-day; $4,000 being
the price paid, Bews & Hodgmau
paying ss5OO, and the business men,
rather than see the scheme fall
through, donating the remaining
$500 to Bews s Hodgman.
The latter will now proceed with
their arrangements. The plans are
all ready, and were shown to q TINES
reporter this morning. They arc for
a three-story brick building 4Oxl2o
feet, with q store room 20 feet wide
adjoining on Main street, but of Que
story.
The ground floor will have q IA.
foot, the second q 1l.foot, and the
third q 10.foot ceiling. The house
will be heated with hot air, of which
there will be a register in each room,
and lighted throughout by electricity.
On the FIRST floor there will be an
office and reading-room 11x3O feet, .
billiard.room 1896, = dining. room
33x3S with a "spring" floor for dano-
ing, and hall leading to the dining,
room which will be 9x6O. In the rear
of the dining-room will be the kitchen,
pantry, and scullery, and underneath
a cellar 30x40. The dining. room will
have . side entrance on Bullion street.
On the second floor there will be .
parlor 1890, one bedroom 12xlS,
two sample rooms 12x16, and a wide
hall extending the full length of the
building. All other bedrooms (oi
which there will be 40) will be 9x16.
Six rooms on the second and six on
the third floor will sbe connected BY
folding doors, and may be thrown en-
suite.
The whole building will be done in
6rst-class style, and put together by a
contractor Of Portland, Oregon, who
will be required to give good bond
to complete the work on contrac.
time. This, if possible, will be by
the first Of August; if not, then by
the first of September. Ground will
be broken next Monday, the 25th
instant.
Next Tuesday NJ. Bews will leave
for Portland, Oregon, to have detail
or working plans made and to let the
contract to responsible builders whose
reputation will be a guarantee that
they will do the work as agreed. Mr.
Bews would have preferred to let the
contract here; but as the completion
of all the large buildings erected was
delayed long after the contract time
he fears that his hotel might, through
some hocus. pocus, not be finished fol
a year or two, if he were to let the
contract here. In preparing the con
tract, however, Mr.. Bews will require
that all the brick and other materiali
that can be procured here shall bs
used, and that all but one or two
superintendents and foremen shall bs
residents of Wood River.
The hotel will represent an invest
ment of over 100000, as follows: Thu
lots $l2,5O0; the building $4,000
the furniture $l2,50O. Bews &
Hodgman are confident that the house
will pay, as they could rent the groun'
floor alone for more than enough Il
pay 20 per cent. per annum on tn
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-04-21

Refreshments At the Firemen's Ball.
The ladies will set the tables for
lunch At the Firemen's ball, at 9
o'clock p. m, and keep them set a.
long % there are any patrons.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-04-21
Notice Of Final Proof.
LAID Ogsscs At aAiLRY, ipAno,1
Mech q la07 4

LAID OBstcR At HAfL1I, ipAno,l
Hsseh 4, 1851.
I. Lswis LavAks. Of Soldier post sAcs. who
made Soldier Homestead Entry No. lAsl D. @. O.,
for " y NE NV x 81 4 NE 4 0W x 1scAisa
-. I'll n. = Is Z. do hereby elve notice q ny 10
tsntion 70 make nnsi proof 10 eseabaish ny elain
to the land above described. and thss I expect 70
prove my rssidencs and cultivation before the
Register and the Receives u HALEY. idaho. On
April .. 1881. BY two Of the following witnesses:
@. z. Samson. n. L. Davis, Wilson Carter, and
David Bennett, all Of Soldier, Idaho.
signature Of claimsnt:) LEWIS LAvAKH.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-04-21

Happy relief from Excuses in early
youth. Nervous debility and al
Chronic special diseases cured by the
New Treatment. Obstacles to mar.
rage removed. Books, Circulars and
Reports sent free in sealed envelopes.
Address
Howard ASSOCIATION, PHrLADRL.
PHIA, PA. je23m6d&w
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-04-21

Notice 10 hereby given By the vndsrsionsA. AZ.
mintstrstor Of the said Estate Of JaNeo 0dlli1asf
deceased " the creditors Of and all Dssssas Aavno
elsims against the said deesased. 70 sxAihit tAs1
with the necessary vouchsss. WitAtA fcus Msnths
after the Arst publication Of this notice, - The
said Administrator. u Martins posto0es. 10 he
County Of Alturss.
Dated st Martins p. o.. Mafrh n, lsa1.
SAMUEL MAnT1y,
Administrstor Of the Estate Of janice Dilltx ger
R3l des>seSd.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-04-21
THE CRESUS VEIN.
II Il Shown to be Over go Feet Wide At
q Depth az 25 Feet.

IL u SHOVE 70 pc UVer 20 Feet Wide ~
Depth 81 IS Feet.
"Snow shoe" Thompson, foreman
of the Crosus mine, came in yester.
day, and reports that the ledge was
cut into, in the tunnel, a few days
ago, and that although the drift is
now in over 20 feet there is yet no
sign OF the other wall. The ore 10
OF high grade, evidently; but just
how high Mr.. Thompson cannot say.
The tunnel is driven at . depth Of
$50 feet from the groupings.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-04-21

LAND OFFICE AZ HAnRY, IDAno,(
March 2. 1851. !
Notice Of the shove application will be pub
hshed in the WooD RIVER TiARs, printed ct
HALEY, Idaho, which I hereby designate - the
newspspsr published nesrsst the land described
IA HOMER L. Pound. Register.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-04-21
Quiet Lodgings

On Main street, next to HALEY
Theater.
Mrs. LKGRANpK, Proprietress.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-04-21

ayers Cathartic Pills are suited to
every age. They ere mild and pleas
ant in action, thorosgh and searel'iag
in effect, aud, being sugar-eosksd, are
sasy 10 take. These pills never fad
10 give satisfaction.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-04-21

~ Blank Proofs OF Labor for
sale at this Office.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-04-21
Soda Springs Mineral Water,

The best in the world--at the Idaho
Forwarding Company's.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-04-21
LETTER LIST.

List Of Letters remaining in the HALEY rtidahol
Postofnce for the week ending April 18th. 1857.
Persons calling for any Of these Letters will please
A. "A
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-04-21

New Rich Bleel1
BY the use Of Oregon Blood Purifier
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-04-21
TO THE PUBLIC.

TO THE PUBLIC.
Public notice 10 hereby sivsn that any and al
persons are forbidden from using any part Of ths
premises known - tho
HALEY GRAVEYARD
For burial OF other yurposes: and that those vhs
have done % must remove sheir dssd. fssess. ct .
Immediately, or pay for the ground 90 occupied.
The property referred to 10 offered for imms
dists sale. upon very reasonable terms.
For further particulars. apply 70 RILEY
MALLORY. HALEY. Idaho.
d. p. B. PRIDE,
.ssls Attorney for swnssa.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-04-21

Public notice 10 hereby given that any and all
persons are forbidden from using any part Of the
premises Known - tho
The Arizona champion., 1887-03-05

The above list speaks for itself, but att en ton Is called to the following special fea- lures:
 The American Farmer standard agri- cultural newspaper, published at sI.oo per year will sent with the CHAMPION free of cost, the price of the CHAMPION and the American Farmer combined being only S4.oo.
 The Housekeeper, published at the same price, will be sent on the same terms, that and the CHAMPION for 400.
 The CHAMPION, the New York World and History of the United States, I vol, 32o pages for $ .oo. This is giving the Weekly New York World for one year and stand. ard historial work of 32o peges for the small sum of sI.oo.
 The CHAMPION, the Western Rural and American Stockman and two standard books, the Handy Dictionary and Rural Architecture, which at the regular subscrip- lion prlces Costs S7.os per year, are all offer ed for S5. %.
The Arizona champion., 1887-03-05
FOR SALE.

A fine cottage consisting of five rooms and outhouses. The location is good one on the south side of the railroad track. Apply to T. G. Nor ris. If.
The Arizona champion., 1887-03-05
The Walnut Grove Eeservor.

The great roo-foot dam across the Hassayampa rlver at the gorge below Walnut Grove, which has been in progress under the superintendsnce of Prof. w. P. Blake and his sons will be completed by contract. An initial dam has been lad across the stream so as to lift the water up to big Hume twenty feet wide and six feet deep and Iso feet long made of blanks three inches thick by which the stream will, for the present, be carried ever the dam while the work of laying the foundation continues. The total length of the dam on top will be near ly 800 feet while the bottom is less than 100 feet. Extensive quarries have been opened, roads built, der ricks and tramways constructed The water will form lake over mile long and of great breadth. It Is believed that it will be kept filled by the win ter and summer rains.-Cltizen.
The Arizona champion., 1887-03-05
TERRITORIAL.

Arizona Territory is in debt s636,- ooa.
 Tombstone is said to be full of tramps,
 Forty teams are nov working on the Tempe canal.
 The station house at Antelope was burned last week,
 There arc o3s miles of railroad in Arizona, now completed.
 Horse thieves are causing some trouble in Cochise county.
 Ex-Gov. T. A. Tritle and family re- returned homehis week
 The I4th. legislature seems to have two ambitious historians.
 A rich gold find has been made about IF miles west of Prescott.
 The recent paper carnival in Tomb stone net,ed the sum of SIa4. %.
The Arizona champion., 1887-03-05
The Verdict Unanimous.

W. D. Suit, Druggist, Bippus, Ind, testifies: "I can recommend Electro Bitters as the very best remedy. Ev- cry bottle sold has given relief in ev- cry case. One man took six bottles, and was cured of Rheumatism of ten years standing." Abraham Hare, druggist, Bellville, Ohio, afirms: "The best selling medicine have ev- CT handled in my 20 years experience, IS Electric Betters." Thousands of others have added their testimony, so that the verdict is unanimous that Electric Btters do cure all diseases of the Liver, Kidneys or Blood. Only a half dollar a bottle at D. ]. Bran nen & Co.'S Drug Store.
The Arizona champion., 1887-03-05

The furnace of the Atlas mining company will start up in few days.
 The Tucson Star wants an office of territorial vhiskey inspector to be es- tablished.
 Tombstone is to have another news paper. It is already journalistic graveyard.
 Sheriff Mulveuon has started again for Nevada te procure witnesses in the Olevenger murder case.
 The salvation army made short stay in Fncson. It is now wrestling with Tombstone sinners.
 There was snow on the ground at Kingman few days since, very un- usual thing in that section.
 The legislature has reduced the sal ary and expences of the commissioner of immigration from S4,o 900 a year to S2,8 800.
 The county board of examiners will meet on Monday next, March 7th, to examine all applicants for school cer tifcates.
 The receipts of the recorders office, for January, amounted to S7oI.7s and for February S3ta.7s. The salary of the recorder is s2so per month.
 The report that Hon. A. w. Cal len was dead is untrue. Old Grizzly is alive and healthy and intends to be on the war path for many years to come.
 The Arizona narrow guage railroad gets S2oo, 900 in bonds from Tucson, and agrees to construct sixty miles of road from Tucson to Globe within the next eighteen months.
 The assessment returns for last year shows there are 3S3,7o head of cat tie in the territory, valued at s4,6,S.- 69a. Ot these cattle nc, aSo, or nearly one third arc in Yayapai ceun- ty.
The Arizona champion., 1887-03-05
Now. Mexico I.egisiAture.

The Albuquerque Democrat sums up the. New Mexico legislature as fol- Jews: "The legislature IS no more, but one Gable is stlll warden of the penitentiary, and one Burnett still holds two offices. E. C.. R ,ss is gov ernor, and G. w. Lane is secretary. It may also be remarked that Breeden is attorney general, Alarid auditor, and Ortiz treasurer. There IS no such county as Logan. Twenty thousand dollars worth of legislature has been productive of a few laws, several vo- ters, and the biggest row on record.